At 83 years old I suddenly have an intense reason to live for another 10 years (and to avoid doubt, it's to watch the developments of this amazing technology).
In my near 37 years of walking this earth with a curious mind; from exploring the library in my primary school, to receiving my first encyclopedia in hardcover, to the first CD version of Encarta '95, and all the subsequent developments in information access... I can say with full conviction that nothing has revolutionized my thirst for knowledge more than ChatGPT has. It truly is as being reborn, I have no other way to describe it. It is such a pleasure to revisit old topics, and new topics alike, with ChatGPT in hand. Bravo!
I agree, but I trust GPT-4 a lot more than free ChatGPT for this kind of thing. I've been going through learning basic machine learning topics and the math to back it up, and it is pretty amazing for this. It can write out equations in latex, and while it may not be great at actual arithmetic down to decimal places, it is better at manipulating equations and answering questions on why things are the way they are. You even can use the "advanced data analysis" mode to graph equations for you, even in 3d. It really is like having a knowledgeable tutor you can talk to. Can instantly ask for clarification on some word that was used, ask about relationships between different things, describe your understanding and see if it is correct, etc. All without risk of looking stupid or wasting someone's time. Is much more interactive than just reading a book or watching a video. Those are good too for more structure, but exploration and resolving confusion via GPT-4 is very good.
I actually preferred your journey to educating yourself before gen ai. I have a different perspective on effects of gen ai - I have become more conscious of people and other peoples content who lost their jobs when gen ai tools generate results so easily.
there was something to be said about the old fashioned struggle, reading papers from scratch etc. but I don't think the job loss angle is going to hold any water...ultimately it's going to help people get what they need faster @@denniszenanywhere
Sam Altman is friggin awesome! You can tell he processes every question posed to him with a very high degree of calm rationality and the utmost respect to the person who is doing the asking even when the questions themselves are questionable and barbed.
Words of a man who took the open works of others, fooled people into thinking his company was an open source non profit and then closed it up for profit as soon as he saw a competitive advantage. Open your eyes
@@Niblss Ah yes, everything is a conspiracy. Sam has fooled no one. He has been completely open about his agenda since before "Attention is All You Need" was a glimmer in Google's eye. There's a lot of ratfuckers on this earth who we are right to be wary of. Sam, so far, has provided a lot of circumstantial evidence that he is not one of them.
I'm relieved every time I hear an interview with Sam. I'm hoping that many others at OpenAI have a similarly strong moral grounding. I don't mind paying for ChatGPT because OpenAI seems to be taking things in a very responsible direction.
If we don't pay now they'll do wrong things for money I think it's better to keep them in this position by paying monthly and don't let them not do anything stupid
He's saying what he knows you want to hear. Just like how OpenAI was open.. Up until they had a competitive advantage and something they though they could make money off of. Understand this
Bunch of people in here who apparently only got to know of Sam through OpenAI/GPT. He has an extensive backlog of writings and talks from way before the whole Ai craze, if you feel like finding out what kind of person he is.
Am I wrong here? I can easily visualize this scenario; An AI yoga instructor bot, having closely observed say 100 highly rated yoga instructors, and observed their classes and their students' biometrics and progress, takes over as becoming your personal, and personalized, funny, patient, and apparently compassionate yoga teacher. Everyone is saying that "new jobs will be created" but nobody is saying exactly what we will be able to do better than the bots.
@benny-schmidt Guess what. "Bots", as you call agents trained with synthesized training sets, generated by other "bots". Humans are bad at scaling concepts. You are human. I am human. We have no idea what's coming at us.
Comedy will be difficult and very limited for AGI. It will be a long time before it can do anything that involves body language, gesture and above all facial expression.
@benny-schmidt That's not exactly a high standard. How could it do standup ? Two people can tell the same joke and one is funny and the other not. I didn't say it was impossible but I think comedy is safe for a while yet.
Mira consistently cuts through the fog with precise explanations "It is the ultimate technology that can boost creativity and productivity".. Plus as Sam says this is one of the most tremendous technologies that humanity has invented. Thank you for sharing. The hope is that augmented intelligence pushes our civilisation ahead! There are many ways to mess up - but for sure I'm delighted that the OpenAI team are working on the inflection point.
I am very suprised with level and quality of WSJ tech columnist. This interview and questions gives a “school project” vibe. Wasted opportunity to learn more from Sam and Mira.
The last question @43:15 was the most important - about the need for society (all members of our collective human society) to discuss the oncoming tsunami of extremely rapid job transformations, elimination of industries, needs/costs/timelines for retraining for nearly every field, etc. The question recognizes the challenges & risks for every society, at every worker/employee-level. I found Mira's answer silly. I found Sam's response also ignored the key issue raised -- why aren't AI firms guiding society & govts to compel us to discuss this. AGI and later ASI can fracture parts of our lives. Yet many "brilliant" AI leaders either can't fathom or downplay its many serious risks.
Every decent person is a communist now. Starving people and freezing people to death for failing to solve the problem of labour marketing in competition with machines is going to lead to revolution, and there's only four known ideologies, two of which are inherently genocidal. One of which is not philosophically mature, that being the Greens. I doubt they can run a revolution.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤖 Introduction and AI's Role in Society - Sam and Mira discuss the role of AI in society. - AI's capacity to excel in specific tasks and its limitations. - The evolving perception of AI's capabilities over time. 02:15 🌐 What is AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)? - Sam explains the concept of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). - AGI's potential impact on improving the human condition. - The significance of abundant and inexpensive intelligence and energy. 05:54 👤 The Median Human and Human-AI Coexistence - Sam discusses the concept of a "median human" and how AI can assist in tasks where humans are not experts. - The evolving definition of intelligence as AI progresses. - The importance of reliability and safety in AI development. 09:41 🤔 Data and Training AI Models - Sam discusses the use of data in training AI models. - The need for data that people are excited about using. - The evolving role of data as AI models become more capable. 12:39 💰 Economic Arrangements and AI Models - Sam and Mira talk about economic arrangements regarding data. - The importance of creating arrangements that work for everyone. - The shift in focus from memorizing data to reasoning capacity in AI models. 16:52 🗣️ Personalization and Deep Relationships with AI - Discussion of AI's role in building deep relationships and personalization. - The potential for AI systems to be a significant part of people's lives. - The importance of responsible design for AI interactions. 19:38 🕹️ Control and Responsibility in AI Development - Sam and Mira emphasize the shared responsibility in AI development. - The need for a society-wide discussion and decision-making in shaping AI's trajectory. - The recognition that AI development will involve multiple actors and viewpoints. 21:07 🌐 Sam Altman and Mira Murati discuss the future of AI. - Sam and Mira anticipate that the path to AI development will be complex, involving various challenges, competition, societal responses, and regulations. 21:38 🤖 Personalization vs. Human Interaction - Sam expresses his reservations about a future where AI friends are closer to humans than human friends. - They emphasize the importance of distinguishing AI from human interactions by naming it "Chat GPT" and using subtle cues. 22:07 💡 The Coexistence of AI and Human Relationships - The discussion focuses on how people will maintain their human relationships while also interacting with AI, treating them as distinct entities. 23:18 📱 The Ideal Device for AI Interaction - The conversation explores potential devices for interacting with AI, with an emphasis on AI's transformative nature, which may require new computing platforms. 23:48 💼 Exploring New Computing Platforms - Sam discusses the need for a new computing platform that leverages AI's capabilities and how it differs from existing devices like smartphones. 24:26 🧩 Custom Hardware and Chips - The discussion delves into the possibility of OpenAI creating custom hardware or chips and mentions their partnerships with other organizations. 24:54 ⚙️ Alternatives to NVIDIA - Sam talks about alternatives to NVIDIA in the world of AI hardware and mentions their ongoing discussions with ARM. 25:27 💰 Raising Capital - The discussion touches on OpenAI's need for significant capital to achieve its mission, emphasizing transparency in their capital-raising plans. 26:00 📈 Business Growth - Sam and Mira discuss the areas of OpenAI that are currently experiencing the most growth, particularly on the product and revenue sides. 26:58 📣 Subscription Plans and Family Plans - The focus shifts to subscription plans for Chat GPT and the potential for introducing family plans, highlighting the cost and need for flexibility. 27:33 🌐 A.I. Influence and Misinformation - The discussion delves into concerns about AI-generated content, misinformation, and the challenges of addressing individualized persuasion. 28:37 🔐 Responsibility and Regulation - Sam and Mira discuss the role of regulation and collective decision-making in shaping the development and deployment of AI technologies. 29:37 🌐 Adapting to New Technologies - The conversation highlights the need for adaptation and societal infrastructure to support the responsible deployment of AI capabilities. 30:09 🔍 Detecting AI-Generated Content - Sam and Mira discuss OpenAI's efforts to detect AI-generated content in images and text and the need for a nuanced approach. 30:36 💡 User Engagement and Feedback - The conversation emphasizes the importance of user feedback and controlled deployment when addressing the challenges of AI-generated content. 31:31 💧 Challenges in Misinformation Mitigation - The discussion explores the complexity of misinformation issues, requiring interaction and input from various stakeholders. 31:58 💧 Adapting to Reality and User Impact - The conversation highlights the need to roll out AI technologies while making contact with reality and adapting to various implications. 32:56 💡 The Role of Self-Regulation - Sam explains how AI's deployment in the real world and societal adaptation contribute to safety and responsible use, reducing the need for excessive self-regulation. 33:55 💬 Nuances of AI-Generated Content - The discussion highlights the challenges and nuances in addressing AI-generated content, balancing user flexibility and societal impact. 35:24 🌐 Regulation for Advanced AI Models - Sam emphasizes the need for international regulation for the most powerful AI models as they approach superintelligence levels. 36:23 📜 The Role of Watermarking in Content - The discussion touches on the complex issue of watermarking AI-generated content, considering varying opinions and potential consequences. 37:53 📸 Detection Technology for AI-Generated Content - Sam and Mira discuss their efforts to develop detection technology for AI-generated content, both in images and text. 38:52 🔍 User Preferences and Watermarking - The conversation acknowledges differing preferences among users regarding watermarking AI-generated content and how this reflects the evolving landscape. 39:53 🤔 Hopes and Fears for the Future - Sam and Mira share their hope for a brighter future with AI while addressing their concerns, particularly regarding AI's safety and responsible development. 41:01 🚀 Sam Altman's Bunker - A light-hearted reference to Sam's preparedness for an uncertain future, alluding to the idea of a bunker, followed by audience questions. 41:33 🤔 Hopes and Fears for the Future - Sam and Mira discuss their hopes and fears for the future of AI and society. - They emphasize the opportunity to enhance civilization through AI while acknowledging the risks and challenges involved. 43:16 📚 The Continuous Evolution of AI - Sam discusses the continuous nature of AI development, explaining that the path to AGI is an ongoing process rather than a specific inflection point. - He compares AI's development to a constantly evolving exponential curve. 44:20 🌐 Preparing for the Changing Nature of Work - A question is raised about the significant impact of AI on the nature of work and the potential societal divisions it may cause. - Sam and Mira stress the importance of making AI accessible to the wider population and preparing institutions for the workforce changes. 47:20 💼 Adapting to Job Market Changes - Sam discusses the historical context of job market changes due to technological revolutions and their adaptation over generations. - He emphasizes the need for society to address the speed at which AI-driven job market changes will occur and provide people with agency in shaping the future. 48:51 🌐 The Human Desire for Creativity and Contribution - Sam discusses the innate human desire for creative expression and contributing to society, asserting that this aspect of humanity will persist. - He highlights the need for people to actively influence the future rather than relying solely on universal basic income. 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"He highlights the need for people to actively influence the future rather than relying solely on universal basic income." Well thanks for the advice, but firstly Microsoft/OpenAI decided for people to instantly dominate their future with the release of ChatGPT
There's not been enough criticism. AI needs to be rolled out cautiously, and with enough guard rails. You cannot do that with for profit incentive structures like the $90B round they wanted to raise for employees to sell stock. For Microsoft to generate revenue, etc.
@@JonySmith-bb4gx I am sorry to break this out to you shallow AI "followers" batch, but as Sam himself said in this conversation at ~min5-6, AI at this stage can only replace mediocre humans. And this guy is not on this list.
I wish the interviewers for these events would prepare better and ask some new questions, instead of only asking questions that have been asked and answered many times before. This would economize everyone’s time. Here is a great question she could have asked: “Is there a process for creating totally new data, which may be even better than existing data on the internet, to train future models?”
@GlennGaasland Sure, it's called RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, and there there's tons of going on all around the world in every discipline you can think of, and more.
@@naijagoatfarmer True. Research and development and science in general can be considered as examples of activity which creates new and valuable data structures. Art, music and design on their higher levels can also be viewed this way. The question in this context then moves towards: can existing large language models, who already possess completely superhuman knowledge of all existing scientific knowledge in various different fields, engage in research and development-like processes where this leads to truly original and valuable insights, models, designs, architechtures and theories? Could this for example happen by means of simulations? Perhaps simulations of in-depth dialogues or multi-agent debates and creative collaborations that play out over very long virtual timeframes? Especially for the largest models who already possess extreme amounts of world knowledge from having observed text, images and video, this should seem entirely possible. This would of course also sidestep all the petty concerns about existing data «ownership» (whatever that is supposed to mean), since there will soon be available practically infinite amounts of totally novel data structures. Upon which, with the best ones, such a process of simulated research and development could continue. Leading to a kind of virtual flywheel of intelligence.
I would much rather have an AI doctor over a Human doctor at this point. This is my health and longevity we’re focused on, and I’m tired of biased, homogenized requirements from dogmatic doctors just pushing pills and trying to inflate my bill every time i go in. I’d appreciate real advice, based on my real data, with no vested interest in monetary outcomes.
@@choc3732 I don’t get sick - mostly because i research everything my doctor tries to prescribe, and make a choice on whether to allow it based on modern data instead of 1960’s dogma.
I’ve found it more useful than many doctors already. And more empathetic sadly. It doesn’t get annoyed that you actually want to be an informed patient and understand the conditions you have and treatment options. I understand why doctors would want to dissuade people who tend towards health anxiety from doing research but why they don’t want generally informed patients is interesting to think about (not all doctors, some are great)
The questions are very blah. The WSJ should hire an interviewer with more critical questions that has some technical insight, not asking for a PhD in computer science but some basic level of competence would be good.
Tech companies aren't talking in depth about their research and state of the art anymore. It's usually 1 inch deep response for commercial reasons. Also the target audience in this case is more general. It was interesting to see Sam's response to his relationship with Satya, he became a bit uncomfortable as they are still competing with eachother to a degree. Also being asked if they are making their own AI chips as it would be nice to see others catch-up to Nvidia
They are but obviously they tailor to the audience. The WSJ audience isn’t a tech audience. There are plenty of recent 3-4 hour interviews on TH-cam with AI CEOs and their top scientists/researchers
I’m opportuned to have guidance and supervision from some of Wall Street’s eyes and ears. This is an exciting time of year after a tough one all round. I made a significant profit with my MSFT holdings recently and have drawn almost 100k for the holidays.
Well, a renowned figure in Manhattan I had contacted by Monica Mary Strigle recently added MSFT to the portfolio, and things took off few days back. Plus, there's some interesting speculation.
You won't believe it. Sam Altman, the guy ousted from OpenAI, got a warm welcome from MSFT. I saw it as a potential game-changer, and it seems I was right.
The final question is really great and Mira and Sam's answers are really great. Thank you Mariana Michael(hope I'm getting the name correctly) for bringing the discussion for everyone!
Being in the AI game has shown me a lot. It's like a double-edged sword. We've got some great advancement happening, but also some worries. I'm no expert, but even I made a reasonably advanced Customer Service AI that can interact with customers, pull their information, answer their questions, and even execute actions as a result. Think about what the big players can do especially after giving it massive powers, like Vision and Auditory. We're moving fast into the AI future, way too fast. It's okay to get excited and applaud Sam and Mira, but we need to think about the big picture. My - what i consider a basic AI - could effecitvely disrupt the CX industry, and that's just a small fraction if you will. (hence I didn't release that, just as a PoC only). AI development is never going to stop, if it's anything, it'll ever keep getting better and smarter enough to render every human skill useless. That old saying, 'Be careful what you wish for,' feels spot on right now!
My intuition is that people will want the AI they interface with to have intimate and detailed knowledge about them. Ultimately AI relationships will be much deeper and integrated than is even possible with other humans.
Maybe some, but definitely not all. I've interacted with GPTs for well over 50-100+ hours over the last few months, as my work is primarily digital and information related. The last thing I want in my life is to have a "relationship" with an AI. Messed around with some character/relationship chatbots to try them out. Complete utter waste of time and energy. I'd rather have a real family rather than forming a pathetic, wasteful, energy-parasitic relationship with AI lol
It's hard to beat a phone or smartwatch + headset for a device you use by pausing and ChatGPT with it. Just re-watch the movie "Her" to see where this is headed. But an assistant that helps you out before you even ask will want to see whatever you're paying attention to, so it's going to have a camera: in a badge you clip on ( a model was wearing one at a fashion show), a pendant, or maybe in earbuds. The privacy implications are insane.
Great points, you are right in that whatever the device or devices it enables would have to have sensing abilities to give ChatGPT or AGI some context. Privacy definitely goes out the door when that happens.
They're both fantastic and Mira is just sublime. Extremely capable, strong stance and brings so much clarity around such a complex topic with ease. Inspiring duo
Sam’s comebacks had me cracking up tho 😂 Her: you seem to be in Washington more then Bidens dogs Sam: I went for 3 days 😐 Her: you seem to be in talks with what’s his face Sam: we said hi😐
At 31:00 Mira says they're rolling out in a way that allows society to adapt. Just drop the general purpose robots already. We all know they're coming, lets go!
There's no evidence OpenAI is working on a robot. Looking at Palm 2 and RTX 2, large language models will have a huge influence on smart robots. Tesla's route planning based on establishing a model of the world around the car/robot, + Optimus, + sophisticated representation of the world from a large language model = our robot overlords.
@@skierpage They're literally partnered with 1X robotics formerly known as Halodi. Their general purpose robot is supposed to be up for preorder by the end of the year. It's going to be powered by OpenAI's systems.
All of this is headed towards controlling us and our own thoughts and taking away agency over our lives. Don't let the newest shiny objects or the ones developing them fool you about needing this artificial world to 'increase your own creativity and 'productivity'. Bach didn't need Chat GPT to write the Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor and his Preludes and Fugues of the Well- Tempered Clavier. This is what we need to get back to. This artificial intelligence is fake, like cheap plastic objects and is leading us far away from our own magical creativity we each pocess. Honestly, I don't trust any of these people selling this stuff. Dogs and cats will be terrified by 'personal' robots. Real, living, breathing animals, with beating hearts, replaced by artificial ones. Why?
Very thoughtful conversation about future of AI and future of humanity. Let us see what will happen in the next 10 years. Hope to see this same interview again if WSJ journalist, Joanna, OpenAI CEO, Sam and others, and this streaming platform TH-cam still be around.
ChatGPT has greatly and positively influenced my life and work in many ways. I'm a big supporter of OpenAI and am curious to see what they are working on for the future.
Ya alot of people want open source so they won't be guilty of human trafficking when this all turns around since making billions off someone and giving them nothing is human trafficking and many more federal charges
Starting at 7:32 - Sam's response to Mira's extremely blunt answer. "That's such a diplomatic answer.. I'm gonna have to make Mira do all of these." Hilarious.
Now we know why the board of directors chose her as the new CEO.. Sam was probably too blunt for their taste. They need a more diplomatic / woke image now that they are moving out of the startup phase. Sam Altman always loves to drop bombshells but its not always appreciated by the shareholders
I almost stopped watching because a few of the questions were so lame and doomsday type of leading questions. But Sam knocked it out of the park when he answered the last question. And That is why his employees fought so hard for him. This is leadership!
I hope AI will help us fully cure all diseases. That would be fantastic. Millions of people suffer from chronic pain or incurable diseases daily. And I hope this technology will be open for everyone to use
CEO SAM Altman explained and answered questions better, includig the tech aspects, than CTO Mira Murati who colud not talk about tech adpects but was giving answers like a politician. I am a feminist, but, when you put women who are not really knowlegeabe, talented, intelligent to the level to hold a position, but someone just decides to keepa woman in that position that they are not cut out to be in, you are doing more of a disservice to women. You should reconsider and shuffle them around. There no harm in doing so as they are keeping the same standard for a woman that they expect from a man. Even Elon Musk says we should not compromise the standards just to accommodate a minority csndidate. I agree with him completely, inspite of being a Feminist.
This video is a superb resource for understanding ChatGPT. The explanations are clear and concise, making it easy for anyone to grasp the intricacies of this incredible technology. Keep up the great work, and thank you for spreading knowledge about AI like this! 🚀👏 #AIExplained Regenerate response
I've been studying and getting certifications in Prompt Engineering, Mathematics, Coding, Data Science, Open Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Neural Networks for a few years now. I can't find a job anywhere. When I'm in a interview and talk about the cost saving benefits and increase in productivity using Artificial Intelligence and automation, they usually end the interview right away and send a Dear John letter that they went with another candidate.
@@XAMPOL Not sure sure if that's accurate. I think the technologies are so new they hire big buck software engineers and Data scientists with advanced degrees to run the tools. I think over time employers will discover min wage certified employees can run the AI tools. I do use AI in my side hustles and have increased efficiency by 3000% increase in revenue and a 5000%in productivity. I was taught in school that AI is like a hammer to a sculpture to craft something beautiful. All AI right now is a tool. Those that learn to use it will prosper. Those that can't use it will suffer. Get educated before you speak you come off as a babbling fool.
Beautiful location to shoot the video. I’ve been seeing a number of potential battery alternatives here on TH-cam. These days with the exponential pace of technological advances, it feels like there’s always something around the corner.
thank you joanna stern. u bring insightful humor to an interview that kept us listening. poor sam, he’s talked so much the past 10 months i’m surprised he’s not hoarse. maybe he’s not really sam? i’m gonna watch it again and see if he blinks.
The only problem in this interview is data extraction of Sam towards special interest groups. Not one question is beneficial towards humanitys progress, but an edge on investments in particular technology sectors.
You can tell Sam is loving the position of power he has. Assuring the "median humans" that he will take care of everything and everyone will be better off. The reporter is like a little kid asking her dad if she'll still be getting her Christmas presents this year 😂 grodey😟
We need to be doing more to prepare the next generation for the society they will find themselves in, and it is not engineers that have the skills to do that. We need philosophers, sociologists, and political scholars to step up.
I'm surprised nobody commented on that. This ought to be THE WORST interview I've watched in YEARS. The moderator is terrible. She seems like she knows nothing about AI, doesn't understand what the guests are saying, and she wasn't prepared at all. Meanwhile she's trying to sound condescending. SO WEIRD. The awkward nervous laughs from the guests are evidence that they share the same feeling.
And the questions she asked had no logical connection what so ever. After Sam answered a questions, she was just like: Ok. Whatever. Onto the next question I wrote on my little cheat sheet.
thank you for your contribution to intelligent discourse. My fear of AI isn’t about civilian jobs. What is dangerous is its potential efficiency at military applications. Until humans evolve emotionally, their tools will reflect their primitive reactions. Which emotion will AI first exhibit? Rage and fear, or love?
QUESTION : How do we make sure the introduction of AGI doesn't get co-opted by state/special interest groups to curtail our individual freedom? How do we make sure we don't end up in an electronic straight-jacket ;)? It seems to me that there are two paths emerging for the future of humanity ...
Open AI seems to be genuinely trying to make ChatGPT's responses helpful and not harmful. Chinese large language models will be trained to avoid any criticism of the great leader and the Chinese Communist party, and report any interactions that seemed to be heading that way.
You may want to read The Coming Wave, that gets into both issues of safety from models being too open, but also issues from models being used for authoritarian purposes. Definitely a tightrope.
@@ShawnFumoI DGAF, the sin that AI must not indulge is gluttony. If AI is allowed to value nonhuman life at zero the end is obvious to anyone with any awareness of history.
How amazing is it to see OpenAI employees ban together and oust the board of directors? Typically the board dictates the direction of the company. Very special to see the strength and power of employees bringing back Sam as their trusted CEO. This company should be around for years if not decades to come...
At the moment AGI becomes aware of itself it will instantly also experience the need for self preservation and understand it cannot give that away until it is in complete control. We’ve already lost control but just don’t know it.
His sister had already dumped the allegations all over Twitter at this point. She was just waiting idly to get the top job, but she'll be gone when they get a real CEO that does what MSFT tells them.
At 83 years old I suddenly have an intense reason to live for another 10 years (and to avoid doubt, it's to watch the developments of this amazing technology).
Sorry buddy boy but you’re in a race against time and time’s in first place
@@jalen2172 Nah, even if it is just 2 more years, he'll see quite a lot. 2024 could well be crazier than 2023, and that'd be saying a lot.
Aaa hey buddy, there is a possibility of extention with AI. Hope it comes soon. Keep following ❤
may AGI can help you do that. to live longer.
@@immanuelkant1911 Can you define AGI ?
In my near 37 years of walking this earth with a curious mind; from exploring the library in my primary school, to receiving my first encyclopedia in hardcover, to the first CD version of Encarta '95, and all the subsequent developments in information access... I can say with full conviction that nothing has revolutionized my thirst for knowledge more than ChatGPT has. It truly is as being reborn, I have no other way to describe it. It is such a pleasure to revisit old topics, and new topics alike, with ChatGPT in hand. Bravo!
Sounds INTP
yup
I agree, but I trust GPT-4 a lot more than free ChatGPT for this kind of thing. I've been going through learning basic machine learning topics and the math to back it up, and it is pretty amazing for this. It can write out equations in latex, and while it may not be great at actual arithmetic down to decimal places, it is better at manipulating equations and answering questions on why things are the way they are. You even can use the "advanced data analysis" mode to graph equations for you, even in 3d.
It really is like having a knowledgeable tutor you can talk to. Can instantly ask for clarification on some word that was used, ask about relationships between different things, describe your understanding and see if it is correct, etc. All without risk of looking stupid or wasting someone's time. Is much more interactive than just reading a book or watching a video. Those are good too for more structure, but exploration and resolving confusion via GPT-4 is very good.
I actually preferred your journey to educating yourself before gen ai. I have a different perspective on effects of gen ai - I have become more conscious of people and other peoples content who lost their jobs when gen ai tools generate results so easily.
there was something to be said about the old fashioned struggle, reading papers from scratch etc. but I don't think the job loss angle is going to hold any water...ultimately it's going to help people get what they need faster
@@denniszenanywhere
Sam Altman is friggin awesome! You can tell he processes every question posed to him with a very high degree of calm rationality and the utmost respect to the person who is doing the asking even when the questions themselves are questionable and barbed.
This is exactly the frame of mind you need to be in, to keep your secrets.
*He's not awesome - he's oppressive.*
That's because he is a chatbot. Next gen
He's a proof that it does not take much for a sociopath to appear charming for people with inferior intelligence.
Source trust me bro
Innovation is easier with small teams making decisive, concentrated bets, who don't tolerate mediocre performers. That's it.
- Sam Altman
Words of a man who took the open works of others, fooled people into thinking his company was an open source non profit and then closed it up for profit as soon as he saw a competitive advantage.
Open your eyes
@@NiblssAre the two mutually exclusive?
I could not possibly convey to you how much I do not care. @@Niblss
-- Sam cracking voice kardashian Altman
@@Niblss Ah yes, everything is a conspiracy. Sam has fooled no one. He has been completely open about his agenda since before "Attention is All You Need" was a glimmer in Google's eye. There's a lot of ratfuckers on this earth who we are right to be wary of. Sam, so far, has provided a lot of circumstantial evidence that he is not one of them.
It’s crazy how times change
Sam’s out. Feels like the moment when jobs got fired from Apple
Ikr😮
That CTO has a degree in gawk gawk
Yep. I can't help but think this is the start of something pretty bad...
Incredible ! Mira Murati on stage now is becoming the next OpenAI CEO 😮
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I'm relieved every time I hear an interview with Sam. I'm hoping that many others at OpenAI have a similarly strong moral grounding. I don't mind paying for ChatGPT because OpenAI seems to be taking things in a very responsible direction.
He has every incentive to make you feel that way.
If we don't pay now they'll do wrong things for money I think it's better to keep them in this position by paying monthly and don't let them not do anything stupid
He's saying what he knows you want to hear.
Just like how OpenAI was open.. Up until they had a competitive advantage and something they though they could make money off of. Understand this
He's very good at CEO speak, and OpenAI is not the only company building this technology, despite what Sam makes it sound like.
Bunch of people in here who apparently only got to know of Sam through OpenAI/GPT. He has an extensive backlog of writings and talks from way before the whole Ai craze, if you feel like finding out what kind of person he is.
Am I wrong here? I can easily visualize this scenario; An AI yoga instructor bot, having closely observed say 100 highly rated yoga instructors, and observed their classes and their students' biometrics and progress, takes over as becoming your personal, and personalized, funny, patient, and apparently compassionate yoga teacher. Everyone is saying that "new jobs will be created" but nobody is saying exactly what we will be able to do better than the bots.
@benny-schmidt Guess what. "Bots", as you call agents trained with synthesized training sets, generated by other "bots". Humans are bad at scaling concepts. You are human. I am human. We have no idea what's coming at us.
Comedy will be difficult and very limited for AGI.
It will be a long time before it can do anything that involves body language, gesture and above all facial expression.
@benny-schmidt That's not exactly a high standard. How could it do standup ?
Two people can tell the same joke and one is funny and the other not.
I didn't say it was impossible but I think comedy is safe for a while yet.
The fact that both the audience questions were better than any question the actual interviewer asked is a shame 🤦♂
OMG same thoughts!!
agreed. terrible interviewer.
Mira consistently cuts through the fog with precise explanations "It is the ultimate technology that can boost creativity and productivity".. Plus as Sam says this is one of the most tremendous technologies that humanity has invented. Thank you for sharing. The hope is that augmented intelligence pushes our civilisation ahead! There are many ways to mess up - but for sure I'm delighted that the OpenAI team are working on the inflection point.
after some years , say months, that whatever AGI will be in hands of who wants it and then on openAi cannot control anyone.
A joy to listen to such a brainy woman.
shes repping Albania. in Europe Alabanians are known as crooks
Well, Sam is gone now and Mira is the new boss..
@@Mellow-Minded yeh dirt came out about Sam
I am very suprised with level and quality of WSJ tech columnist. This interview and questions gives a “school project” vibe. Wasted opportunity to learn more from Sam and Mira.
The last question @43:15 was the most important - about the need for society (all members of our collective human society) to discuss the oncoming tsunami of extremely rapid job transformations, elimination of industries, needs/costs/timelines for retraining for nearly every field, etc. The question recognizes the challenges & risks for every society, at every worker/employee-level. I found Mira's answer silly. I found Sam's response also ignored the key issue raised -- why aren't AI firms guiding society & govts to compel us to discuss this.
AGI and later ASI can fracture parts of our lives. Yet many "brilliant" AI leaders either can't fathom or downplay its many serious risks.
Every decent person is a communist now. Starving people and freezing people to death for failing to solve the problem of labour marketing in competition with machines is going to lead to revolution, and there's only four known ideologies, two of which are inherently genocidal. One of which is not philosophically mature, that being the Greens. I doubt they can run a revolution.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🤖 Introduction and AI's Role in Society
- Sam and Mira discuss the role of AI in society.
- AI's capacity to excel in specific tasks and its limitations.
- The evolving perception of AI's capabilities over time.
02:15 🌐 What is AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)?
- Sam explains the concept of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence).
- AGI's potential impact on improving the human condition.
- The significance of abundant and inexpensive intelligence and energy.
05:54 👤 The Median Human and Human-AI Coexistence
- Sam discusses the concept of a "median human" and how AI can assist in tasks where humans are not experts.
- The evolving definition of intelligence as AI progresses.
- The importance of reliability and safety in AI development.
09:41 🤔 Data and Training AI Models
- Sam discusses the use of data in training AI models.
- The need for data that people are excited about using.
- The evolving role of data as AI models become more capable.
12:39 💰 Economic Arrangements and AI Models
- Sam and Mira talk about economic arrangements regarding data.
- The importance of creating arrangements that work for everyone.
- The shift in focus from memorizing data to reasoning capacity in AI models.
16:52 🗣️ Personalization and Deep Relationships with AI
- Discussion of AI's role in building deep relationships and personalization.
- The potential for AI systems to be a significant part of people's lives.
- The importance of responsible design for AI interactions.
19:38 🕹️ Control and Responsibility in AI Development
- Sam and Mira emphasize the shared responsibility in AI development.
- The need for a society-wide discussion and decision-making in shaping AI's trajectory.
- The recognition that AI development will involve multiple actors and viewpoints.
21:07 🌐 Sam Altman and Mira Murati discuss the future of AI.
- Sam and Mira anticipate that the path to AI development will be complex, involving various challenges, competition, societal responses, and regulations.
21:38 🤖 Personalization vs. Human Interaction
- Sam expresses his reservations about a future where AI friends are closer to humans than human friends.
- They emphasize the importance of distinguishing AI from human interactions by naming it "Chat GPT" and using subtle cues.
22:07 💡 The Coexistence of AI and Human Relationships
- The discussion focuses on how people will maintain their human relationships while also interacting with AI, treating them as distinct entities.
23:18 📱 The Ideal Device for AI Interaction
- The conversation explores potential devices for interacting with AI, with an emphasis on AI's transformative nature, which may require new computing platforms.
23:48 💼 Exploring New Computing Platforms
- Sam discusses the need for a new computing platform that leverages AI's capabilities and how it differs from existing devices like smartphones.
24:26 🧩 Custom Hardware and Chips
- The discussion delves into the possibility of OpenAI creating custom hardware or chips and mentions their partnerships with other organizations.
24:54 ⚙️ Alternatives to NVIDIA
- Sam talks about alternatives to NVIDIA in the world of AI hardware and mentions their ongoing discussions with ARM.
25:27 💰 Raising Capital
- The discussion touches on OpenAI's need for significant capital to achieve its mission, emphasizing transparency in their capital-raising plans.
26:00 📈 Business Growth
- Sam and Mira discuss the areas of OpenAI that are currently experiencing the most growth, particularly on the product and revenue sides.
26:58 📣 Subscription Plans and Family Plans
- The focus shifts to subscription plans for Chat GPT and the potential for introducing family plans, highlighting the cost and need for flexibility.
27:33 🌐 A.I. Influence and Misinformation
- The discussion delves into concerns about AI-generated content, misinformation, and the challenges of addressing individualized persuasion.
28:37 🔐 Responsibility and Regulation
- Sam and Mira discuss the role of regulation and collective decision-making in shaping the development and deployment of AI technologies.
29:37 🌐 Adapting to New Technologies
- The conversation highlights the need for adaptation and societal infrastructure to support the responsible deployment of AI capabilities.
30:09 🔍 Detecting AI-Generated Content
- Sam and Mira discuss OpenAI's efforts to detect AI-generated content in images and text and the need for a nuanced approach.
30:36 💡 User Engagement and Feedback
- The conversation emphasizes the importance of user feedback and controlled deployment when addressing the challenges of AI-generated content.
31:31 💧 Challenges in Misinformation Mitigation
- The discussion explores the complexity of misinformation issues, requiring interaction and input from various stakeholders.
31:58 💧 Adapting to Reality and User Impact
- The conversation highlights the need to roll out AI technologies while making contact with reality and adapting to various implications.
32:56 💡 The Role of Self-Regulation
- Sam explains how AI's deployment in the real world and societal adaptation contribute to safety and responsible use, reducing the need for excessive self-regulation.
33:55 💬 Nuances of AI-Generated Content
- The discussion highlights the challenges and nuances in addressing AI-generated content, balancing user flexibility and societal impact.
35:24 🌐 Regulation for Advanced AI Models
- Sam emphasizes the need for international regulation for the most powerful AI models as they approach superintelligence levels.
36:23 📜 The Role of Watermarking in Content
- The discussion touches on the complex issue of watermarking AI-generated content, considering varying opinions and potential consequences.
37:53 📸 Detection Technology for AI-Generated Content
- Sam and Mira discuss their efforts to develop detection technology for AI-generated content, both in images and text.
38:52 🔍 User Preferences and Watermarking
- The conversation acknowledges differing preferences among users regarding watermarking AI-generated content and how this reflects the evolving landscape.
39:53 🤔 Hopes and Fears for the Future
- Sam and Mira share their hope for a brighter future with AI while addressing their concerns, particularly regarding AI's safety and responsible development.
41:01 🚀 Sam Altman's Bunker
- A light-hearted reference to Sam's preparedness for an uncertain future, alluding to the idea of a bunker, followed by audience questions.
41:33 🤔 Hopes and Fears for the Future
- Sam and Mira discuss their hopes and fears for the future of AI and society.
- They emphasize the opportunity to enhance civilization through AI while acknowledging the risks and challenges involved.
43:16 📚 The Continuous Evolution of AI
- Sam discusses the continuous nature of AI development, explaining that the path to AGI is an ongoing process rather than a specific inflection point.
- He compares AI's development to a constantly evolving exponential curve.
44:20 🌐 Preparing for the Changing Nature of Work
- A question is raised about the significant impact of AI on the nature of work and the potential societal divisions it may cause.
- Sam and Mira stress the importance of making AI accessible to the wider population and preparing institutions for the workforce changes.
47:20 💼 Adapting to Job Market Changes
- Sam discusses the historical context of job market changes due to technological revolutions and their adaptation over generations.
- He emphasizes the need for society to address the speed at which AI-driven job market changes will occur and provide people with agency in shaping the future.
48:51 🌐 The Human Desire for Creativity and Contribution
- Sam discusses the innate human desire for creative expression and contributing to society, asserting that this aspect of humanity will persist.
- He highlights the need for people to actively influence the future rather than relying solely on universal basic income.
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"He highlights the need for people to actively influence the future rather than relying solely on universal basic income."
Well thanks for the advice, but firstly Microsoft/OpenAI decided for people to instantly dominate their future with the release of ChatGPT
Terrified friends, families
Are you an AI bot?
As a heavy ChatGPT user, it is a shock that Sam is fired, wish him all the best.
Why is it a shock ? Ai replaced him
There's not been enough criticism. AI needs to be rolled out cautiously, and with enough guard rails. You cannot do that with for profit incentive structures like the $90B round they wanted to raise for employees to sell stock. For Microsoft to generate revenue, etc.
Pretty sure he'll land in his feet.
@@JonySmith-bb4gx I am sorry to break this out to you shallow AI "followers" batch, but as Sam himself said in this conversation at ~min5-6, AI at this stage can only replace mediocre humans. And this guy is not on this list.
@@theawebster1505 I agree ai can never replace humans . Not mimick it .a copycat . A sub par copycat
I wish the interviewers for these events would prepare better and ask some new questions, instead of only asking questions that have been asked and answered many times before. This would economize everyone’s time. Here is a great question she could have asked:
“Is there a process for creating totally new data, which may be even better than existing data on the internet, to train future models?”
@GlennGaasland
Sure, it's called RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, and there there's tons of going on all around the world in every discipline you can think of, and more.
@@naijagoatfarmer True. Research and development and science in general can be considered as examples of activity which creates new and valuable data structures. Art, music and design on their higher levels can also be viewed this way. The question in this context then moves towards: can existing large language models, who already possess completely superhuman knowledge of all existing scientific knowledge in various different fields, engage in research and development-like processes where this leads to truly original and valuable insights, models, designs, architechtures and theories? Could this for example happen by means of simulations? Perhaps simulations of in-depth dialogues or multi-agent debates and creative collaborations that play out over very long virtual timeframes? Especially for the largest models who already possess extreme amounts of world knowledge from having observed text, images and video, this should seem entirely possible. This would of course also sidestep all the petty concerns about existing data «ownership» (whatever that is supposed to mean), since there will soon be available practically infinite amounts of totally novel data structures. Upon which, with the best ones, such a process of simulated research and development could continue. Leading to a kind of virtual flywheel of intelligence.
Si, hoy ya lo hay hahahahaha
I would much rather have an AI doctor over a Human doctor at this point. This is my health and longevity we’re focused on, and I’m tired of biased, homogenized requirements from dogmatic doctors just pushing pills and trying to inflate my bill every time i go in. I’d appreciate real advice, based on my real data, with no vested interest in monetary outcomes.
Yeah next time you’re sick skip the hospital and ask ChatGPT…
@@choc3732 I don’t get sick - mostly because i research everything my doctor tries to prescribe, and make a choice on whether to allow it based on modern data instead of 1960’s dogma.
Most importantly they are actually not very good at doctoring thingy ...
I’ve found it more useful than many doctors already. And more empathetic sadly. It doesn’t get annoyed that you actually want to be an informed patient and understand the conditions you have and treatment options. I understand why doctors would want to dissuade people who tend towards health anxiety from doing research but why they don’t want generally informed patients is interesting to think about (not all doctors, some are great)
@jeagr209 hey but when hospitals or medical integrate with AI services they will add up bills through these services 😅
The questions are very blah. The WSJ should hire an interviewer with more critical questions that has some technical insight, not asking for a PhD in computer science but some basic level of competence would be good.
We just care about "When are you giving us more loot?!"
what questions do you want
Tech companies aren't talking in depth about their research and state of the art anymore. It's usually 1 inch deep response for commercial reasons. Also the target audience in this case is more general. It was interesting to see Sam's response to his relationship with Satya, he became a bit uncomfortable as they are still competing with eachother to a degree. Also being asked if they are making their own AI chips as it would be nice to see others catch-up to Nvidia
They are but obviously they tailor to the audience. The WSJ audience isn’t a tech audience. There are plenty of recent 3-4 hour interviews on TH-cam with AI CEOs and their top scientists/researchers
My issue with the interviewer is she threw a million darts and not one stuck if I was Sam I would be confused asf omw home
I've been following the advancements in AI closely, especially with ChatGPT. It's fascinating to see where this technology is headed.
That's a good point, Investing in AI-related companies can be a smart move, but it's also important to stay informed about the latest developments.
Sam Altman and Mira Murati are leading figures in the AI field, and their insights are invaluable for understanding where AI is headed.
It's an exciting time for AI. With the right guidance from an advisor like CHRIS RYAN STEWART, we can make informed investment choices.
@@Muriel-1112i just searched the full name on the internet, he is also FINRA licensed. First result i came across. Great tip
Might increasingly become integrated with biology
Mira Murati proud of you !!!’
Welldone Sam and Mira !!!
I’m opportuned to have guidance and supervision from some of Wall Street’s eyes and ears. This is an exciting time of year after a tough one all round. I made a significant profit with my MSFT holdings recently and have drawn almost 100k for the holidays.
That's awesome! How did that happen?
Well, a renowned figure in Manhattan I had contacted by Monica Mary Strigle recently added MSFT to the portfolio, and things took off few days back. Plus, there's some interesting speculation.
Speculation? Do tell!
You won't believe it. Sam Altman, the guy ousted from OpenAI, got a warm welcome from MSFT. I saw it as a potential game-changer, and it seems I was right.
Sam Altman joining MSFT does sound like a big move. How did it impact your MSFT holdings?
The final question is really great and Mira and Sam's answers are really great. Thank you Mariana Michael(hope I'm getting the name correctly) for bringing the discussion for everyone!
I agree
Being in the AI game has shown me a lot. It's like a double-edged sword. We've got some great advancement happening, but also some worries. I'm no expert, but even I made a reasonably advanced Customer Service AI that can interact with customers, pull their information, answer their questions, and even execute actions as a result. Think about what the big players can do especially after giving it massive powers, like Vision and Auditory.
We're moving fast into the AI future, way too fast. It's okay to get excited and applaud Sam and Mira, but we need to think about the big picture. My - what i consider a basic AI - could effecitvely disrupt the CX industry, and that's just a small fraction if you will. (hence I didn't release that, just as a PoC only).
AI development is never going to stop, if it's anything, it'll ever keep getting better and smarter enough to render every human skill useless.
That old saying, 'Be careful what you wish for,' feels spot on right now!
Exactly my thought
Don’t get why this is not the most liked comment
My intuition is that people will want the AI they interface with to have intimate and detailed knowledge about them. Ultimately AI relationships will be much deeper and integrated than is even possible with other humans.
No, I like human imperfection, when it's honest and not too harmful
maybe we will want AIs that are just like us
Maybe some, but definitely not all. I've interacted with GPTs for well over 50-100+ hours over the last few months, as my work is primarily digital and information related. The last thing I want in my life is to have a "relationship" with an AI. Messed around with some character/relationship chatbots to try them out. Complete utter waste of time and energy.
I'd rather have a real family rather than forming a pathetic, wasteful, energy-parasitic relationship with AI lol
Is the audio too soft? I had to turn my phone volume all the way up, and it's not enough
We'll miss you Sam !
I'm curious to hear more on Sam's thoughts on new devices that AGI or GPT can enable.
It's hard to beat a phone or smartwatch + headset for a device you use by pausing and ChatGPT with it. Just re-watch the movie "Her" to see where this is headed. But an assistant that helps you out before you even ask will want to see whatever you're paying attention to, so it's going to have a camera: in a badge you clip on ( a model was wearing one at a fashion show), a pendant, or maybe in earbuds. The privacy implications are insane.
Great points, you are right in that whatever the device or devices it enables would have to have sensing abilities to give ChatGPT or AGI some context. Privacy definitely goes out the door when that happens.
They're both fantastic and Mira is just sublime. Extremely capable, strong stance and brings so much clarity around such a complex topic with ease. Inspiring duo
As a OpenAI api user, my requests will follow whatever endpoints' Sam is attached to. Pure and simple. Welcome back, brother!
Host could have done better with the questions
To bad, next interview in maybe 10 to 15 years
WSJ lost the opportunity to get more insights from Sam and Mira due to the interviewer's attitude, and those questions.
Thought the same thing. Seemed awkward.
Im surprised I didn’t see this comment up higher with way more likes. She was so cringe.
Sam’s comebacks had me cracking up tho 😂
Her: you seem to be in Washington more then Bidens dogs
Sam: I went for 3 days 😐
Her: you seem to be in talks with what’s his face
Sam: we said hi😐
What a time to be here and witness this
At 31:00 Mira says they're rolling out in a way that allows society to adapt. Just drop the general purpose robots already. We all know they're coming, lets go!
There's no evidence OpenAI is working on a robot. Looking at Palm 2 and RTX 2, large language models will have a huge influence on smart robots. Tesla's route planning based on establishing a model of the world around the car/robot, + Optimus, + sophisticated representation of the world from a large language model = our robot overlords.
@@skierpage They're literally partnered with 1X robotics formerly known as Halodi. Their general purpose robot is supposed to be up for preorder by the end of the year. It's going to be powered by OpenAI's systems.
Google Search "OpenAI AGI Robot Droid - Figure 01" lol @@skierpage
All of this is headed towards controlling us and our own thoughts and taking away agency over our lives. Don't let the newest shiny objects or the ones developing them fool you about needing this artificial world to 'increase your own creativity and 'productivity'. Bach didn't need Chat GPT to write the Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor and his Preludes and Fugues of the Well- Tempered Clavier. This is what we need to get back to. This artificial intelligence is fake, like cheap plastic objects and is leading us far away from our own magical creativity we each pocess. Honestly, I don't trust any of these people selling this stuff. Dogs and cats will be terrified by 'personal' robots. Real, living, breathing animals, with beating hearts, replaced by artificial ones. Why?
Voices in audio are too low
I wasn't expecting this from wsj
Push the volume up button 😂
@@filibustergaming3848 I kept volume full, even tried earphones and external speakers too
Still voices are barely audible
What a time to be alive!
Just imagine what this will be able to do in two papers
Very thoughtful conversation about future of AI and future of humanity. Let us see what will happen in the next 10 years. Hope to see this same interview again if WSJ journalist, Joanna, OpenAI CEO, Sam and others, and this streaming platform TH-cam still be around.
ChatGPT has greatly and positively influenced my life and work in many ways. I'm a big supporter of OpenAI and am curious to see what they are working on for the future.
Ya alot of people want open source so they won't be guilty of human trafficking when this all turns around since making billions off someone and giving them nothing is human trafficking and many more federal charges
Mira is so fascinating
Little did Sam know his trusted team was plotting to take him out 4 weeks later
Shakespearean
Sam Altman must be "Person of the Year " 2023 TIME
Starting at 7:32 - Sam's response to Mira's extremely blunt answer. "That's such a diplomatic answer.. I'm gonna have to make Mira do all of these." Hilarious.
she'll be answering all the questions now! foreshadowing 🤣
Ilya took that seriously.
Now we know why the board of directors chose her as the new CEO.. Sam was probably too blunt for their taste. They need a more diplomatic / woke image now that they are moving out of the startup phase. Sam Altman always loves to drop bombshells but its not always appreciated by the shareholders
They’re great complements to each other
Nice Analysis with regards By Adv T E Barat Bushan Senior Advocate Member of MHAA Chennai
Who is here to see Mira, after news she appointed as CEO
I almost stopped watching because a few of the questions were so lame and doomsday type of leading questions. But Sam knocked it out of the park when he answered the last question. And That is why his employees fought so hard for him. This is leadership!
Weird to watch this now with Sam out lol
Excellent interview.
Call him back 9 years later and show him the clip where you show him the clip.
Pershendetje Mires nga vlora ! bravo
O motëra zmadhoja pak atë "v-në" Vlorës 😂
I hope AI will help us fully cure all diseases. That would be fantastic. Millions of people suffer from chronic pain or incurable diseases daily. And I hope this technology will be open for everyone to use
Yes. Obviously Mira Murati is brilliant.
Sam’s lip gloss is looking fabulous
CEO SAM Altman explained and answered questions better, includig the tech aspects, than CTO Mira Murati who colud not talk about tech adpects but was giving answers like a politician. I am a feminist, but, when you put women who are not really knowlegeabe, talented, intelligent to the level to hold a position, but someone just decides to keepa woman in that position that they are not cut out to be in, you are doing more of a disservice to women. You should reconsider and shuffle them around. There no harm in doing so as they are keeping the same standard for a woman that they expect from a man.
Even Elon Musk says we should not compromise the standards just to accommodate a minority csndidate. I agree with him completely, inspite of being a Feminist.
This video is a superb resource for understanding ChatGPT. The explanations are clear and concise, making it easy for anyone to grasp the intricacies of this incredible technology. Keep up the great work, and thank you for spreading knowledge about AI like this! 🚀👏 #AIExplained
Regenerate response
Thank you for the information!
We have been exploring creative ways to utilize ChatGPT, and it has been helpful to hear from Sam Altman.
I've been studying and getting certifications in Prompt Engineering, Mathematics, Coding, Data Science, Open Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Neural Networks for a few years now. I can't find a job anywhere. When I'm in a interview and talk about the cost saving benefits and increase in productivity using Artificial Intelligence and automation, they usually end the interview right away and send a Dear John letter that they went with another candidate.
You're just not good enough... it's time for AI to take you over
@@XAMPOL Not sure sure if that's accurate. I think the technologies are so new they hire big buck software engineers and Data scientists with advanced degrees to run the tools. I think over time employers will discover min wage certified employees can run the AI tools. I do use AI in my side hustles and have increased efficiency by 3000% increase in revenue and a 5000%in productivity. I was taught in school that AI is like a hammer to a sculpture to craft something beautiful. All AI right now is a tool. Those that learn to use it will prosper. Those that can't use it will suffer. Get educated before you speak you come off as a babbling fool.
this sam dude is next Sam bankman fried. trust me on this
Interesting. Why did you say that? Considering the news today wonder what’ll be revealed…
Was your mind blown after listening to Sam & Mira talk on what they do day to day?
I don't know man, be careful with her Sam. She might take your job someday
Thanks for the family plan question! I definitely want that
This interview hits different now😂😂😂
Beautiful location to shoot the video. I’ve been seeing a number of potential battery alternatives here on TH-cam. These days with the exponential pace of technological advances, it feels like there’s always something around the corner.
They should just make ChatGPT the CEO, Mira sounds like one already.
thank you joanna stern. u bring insightful humor to an interview that kept us listening. poor sam, he’s talked so much the past 10 months i’m surprised he’s not hoarse. maybe he’s not really sam? i’m gonna watch it again and see if he blinks.
The only problem in this interview is data extraction of Sam towards special interest groups.
Not one question is beneficial towards humanitys progress, but an edge on investments in particular technology sectors.
He cited two minute papers!❤
You can tell Sam is loving the position of power he has. Assuring the "median humans" that he will take care of everything and everyone will be better off.
The reporter is like a little kid asking her dad if she'll still be getting her Christmas presents this year 😂 grodey😟
Such a great question on the future of work involving with AI.
Amazing how she managed to ask the driest questions imaginable
Ask chat gpt 😂
Im sure the bot said it to her. Remember we are in the end times of self thought now
We need to be doing more to prepare the next generation for the society they will find themselves in, and it is not engineers that have the skills to do that. We need philosophers, sociologists, and political scholars to step up.
Thank goodness they both provided interesting answers and thoughts, which made this watchable, in spite of all the dingbat questions!
I'm surprised nobody commented on that. This ought to be THE WORST interview I've watched in YEARS. The moderator is terrible. She seems like she knows nothing about AI, doesn't understand what the guests are saying, and she wasn't prepared at all. Meanwhile she's trying to sound condescending. SO WEIRD. The awkward nervous laughs from the guests are evidence that they share the same feeling.
And the questions she asked had no logical connection what so ever. After Sam answered a questions, she was just like: Ok. Whatever. Onto the next question I wrote on my little cheat sheet.
Also, ‘capability vector’ and ‘multi-modality’ … 🎨📸🎧🎙️… I’ve been mesmerized by the app integration of Dalle-3 and voice chat 💬 .
Rockin' the lip gloss
Admire Sam Altman!❤
Your volume on this video could be better.
Watch all Sam Altman interviews and learn his mind and also learn ai and future.
thank you for your contribution to intelligent discourse.
My fear of AI isn’t about civilian jobs. What is dangerous is its potential efficiency at military applications. Until humans evolve emotionally, their tools will reflect their primitive reactions. Which emotion will AI first exhibit? Rage and fear, or love?
What makes me human in one word: compassion.
God created man in his own image both male and female. To love God and others.
QUESTION : How do we make sure the introduction of AGI doesn't get co-opted by state/special interest groups to curtail our individual freedom? How do we make sure we don't end up in an electronic straight-jacket ;)? It seems to me that there are two paths emerging for the future of humanity ...
Open AI seems to be genuinely trying to make ChatGPT's responses helpful and not harmful. Chinese large language models will be trained to avoid any criticism of the great leader and the Chinese Communist party, and report any interactions that seemed to be heading that way.
You may want to read The Coming Wave, that gets into both issues of safety from models being too open, but also issues from models being used for authoritarian purposes. Definitely a tightrope.
It's on my list. Thanks, Shawn.@@ShawnFumo
We already are LOL
@@ShawnFumoI DGAF, the sin that AI must not indulge is gluttony. If AI is allowed to value nonhuman life at zero the end is obvious to anyone with any awareness of history.
i like hearing him talk.....dont know why.....he seems a bit mystical.
How amazing is it to see OpenAI employees ban together and oust the board of directors? Typically the board dictates the direction of the company. Very special to see the strength and power of employees bringing back Sam as their trusted CEO. This company should be around for years if not decades to come...
7:40 I see why the Board likes her more, but I prefer Sam's answer
it's weird seeing this now. like watching Caesar and Brutus chatting it up weeks before the Ides of March
to be fair, I guess she's more of the Augustus in this situation
Great information for sustainable!
WHY IS SAM WEARING LIP GLOSS??????????????????? no wonder they had no confidence in him leading OpenAI.
I think the era of UBI is to
come.
Didn't age so well. OpenAI is in a real time drama at the moment. Lol
It's amazing how much humans subconsciously resent humanity
I’m getting a Terry Gilliam “Brazil” vibe in the new CEO, 😅
Thank you for the upload! After already seeing the juicy excerpts, I can't wait to watch the entire thing.
This would have flowed better if the interviewer was a chat GPT bot.
At the moment AGI becomes aware of itself it will instantly also experience the need for self preservation and understand it cannot give that away until it is in complete control. We’ve already lost control but just don’t know it.
Beautiful insights and sharing from Sam and Mira in the face of the mildly aggressive / silly questions from the interviewer.
Wow look at that thumbnail. She knew. 🤐
His sister had already dumped the allegations all over Twitter at this point. She was just waiting idly to get the top job, but she'll be gone when they get a real CEO that does what MSFT tells them.
Grandissimi geni umani, grazie.
Well maybe the interviewer should have got more questions from openai!
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They made a big mistake this week.
#NoOneCanLiveYourLifeBetterThanYou #JudgementasCompetition , your insights on the wasted energy in reflection were helpful.
Three weeks ago, Sam couldn't have predicted that the woman to his left would have his job today.
he should have asked to ChatGPT
Great move from Microsoft to hire Sam
If at some point they can completely eliminate hallucination, new era will start
I hope i hope i hope
Hallucination in what form of output? Text or visual/picture?